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Nottingham Forest shirts worn during today’s Emirates FA Cup third round tie against Luton Town will proudly feature the Nottingham Forest Community Trust logo on the back.

These shirts, worn by the Reds’ first-team players, will be available through an online auction, with proceeds benefiting Nottingham Forest Community Trust.

Each shirt will be individually signed by the player who wore it, giving fans a unique opportunity to own a special piece of Forest memorabilia.

The funds raised from the auction will support the Community Trust’s vital programmes, helping them deliver more life-changing opportunities and create lasting positive change in the communities they serve.

Nottingham Forest Chairman Nicholas Randall KC said: “We are delighted to be wearing the Nottingham Forest Community Trust logo on our shirt for this weekend’s Emirates FA Cup fixture versus Luton Town.

“The Community Trust have a significant impact on many of the most vulnerable people in our community and this initiative will raise awareness of their fantastic work.

“This auction will generate significant funds that will enable them to further their impact.”

Calum Osborne, CEO of Nottingham Forest Community Trust, added: “This auction is a fantastic way for fans to connect with the club while directly contributing to the important work we do in the community.

“Every bid helps us empower individuals and strengthen our local area through sport, education, and wellbeing.”

Nottingham Forest Community Trust, the official charity of Nottingham Forest Football Club, is deeply committed to improving lives across the Nottinghamshire area. Guided by its core values—accessible, committed, and progressive—the Trust harnesses the transformative power of sport, physical activity, education, and wellbeing to build a healthier, more connected, and resilient future for all.

This initiative follows the success of the Home for Christmas campaign, spearheaded by club owner Evangelos Marinakis, which reaffirmed the joint commitment of Nottingham Forest and the Community Trust to supporting local communities.

To bid on the match-worn shirts – click here